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Average rating: 4.13 · 276 ratings · 45 reviews · 20 distinct works • Similar authors
Spare Parts

4.44 avg rating — 16 ratings — published 2010 — 2 editions
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The River White: A Confluen...

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Sunlight & Cedar

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Persimmon Sunday

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Margaritas and Redfish

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The Way of the Wind

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Contour Feathers

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Bring an Extry Mule

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Visions for the Night

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Come Before Winter

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Between Angels

I've been enjoying Stephen Dunn's BETWEEN ANGELS, a poetry collection published in 1989 by Norton. Well worth the reading. I really like the poem "To a Terrorist" which, among other things, offers the heroic futility of combating the human intent to destruction, as a plea to be heard. Dunn's masterful lyrics conclude with this stanza: "The first poet probably spoke to thunder/and, for a while, bel Read more of this blog post »
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